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September 11, 2018

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Worldbuilding: Magic Kingdom

1. What is your reaction to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride? This take on the ride was incredible. It can't even compare to the Orlando location's ride. The entire experience was extremely well thought out and well designed. There were huge, IMAX-like screens which had incredible animated scenes of mermaids, ships, and other water features. Something that stood out to me were how parts of the giant screens were barricaded by real-life visual features which enhanced the experience. I thought this multi-media experience was beautiful. The variation of scenes, lighting effects, and sound effects also were stunning. Overall, the craftsmanship of the ride was excellent. 2. What connections did you have to work you just viewed? Discuss the elements in which you were able to connect. This ride was really personal to me as I had grown up going to Disney World Orlando since I was a child. The Pirates of the Caribbean ride was my favorite ride at the Magic Kingdom, so seeing this

Map of Oz & Village of Ore

In the east, is the small village of Ore. It is a village of rich history. During an old war against the evil Witch of the East, much of the village was destroyed and rebuilt under the new family line which came to power at the time. The current lord of the village is brash and irrational. He rules of the village and it's farmers harshly. Although the village people live decent, happy lives - they don't receive rightful payment for their hard work and efforts. The land in a valley and is full of winding fields of mostly corn (the village is known for it's countless variety of corn). The major sites include the Lord's mansion, the secretary's small house, the village trading shop, the market street with fresh corn vendors, grits, and breads. Sam, the sheepish secretary, has always gave the most helpful counsel which has spared the villagers of more misfortune. He is curious and hopeful to discovering the secrets which the history of the village contains. Most of

Oz Character

Sheepish Sam (Assistant to Village Lord) - Dominant: not powerful/commanding - Opposite: Very influential/gives advice the lord uses for commanding - compassionate/wise, but self-doubting 1. expressive dominant trait -"If I might interrupt, perhaps we should not execute the farmer for the lose of crops this harsh winter." 2. Action that expressive opposite trait Waddles quickly behind bulky, brash lord - Small and timid 3. Where does he live - in a small, humble residence under the lord's mansion/estate - outside to the east, the small sheepish man sees the beauty valley beyond the small village which extends on into other farms and pastures of the village people. 4. Gathering in south - to the south, he gathers lost artifacts of the village - it was once a beautiful village, until the lord's ancestors tried to modernize and reconstruct it by destroying its histories. 5. West In the west is the hidden, hut where the Sheepish Secretary stores his

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